Should I get a Cordoba flamenco guitar or Antonio Aparicio?

May 20, 2010 by Ashkan | Posted in Performing Arts

I have two guitars in my mind

Antonio Aparicio AA90F
http://www.guitarsalon.com/product.php?p roductid=542
Cordoba 45FM
http://www.guitarsalon.com/product.php?p roductid=579
Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8SCwaD1sj

cordoba flamenco
most defiantly

Argentina flamenco guitar - Quique de cordoba

A video of an outstanding argentine flamenco guitar player

Day 9 – Córdoba Guitar Festival | Flamenco Australia Magazine

by Corey

He said this to the class after a student played, “It is important to have a process and manner of composing, the same way you have a manner of getting dressed, and the hair dresser has a manner of cutting your hair, and you have a process or... He played it over and over again… live… and talked about it as he played… and in between uninterrupted playing. Day 4 of class began with José Antonio telling us that velocity is a result of knowing how your hands work when you play slowly, and softly, and that when you play louder or faster, the movement should be no different. He said that when Carmen Linares began to use this concept, (born from intuition) freely, it became part of the flamenco lexicon of cante. Later in the class of Manolo Sanlúcar , he spoke of the compositional process. ” He went on to show us his process and one result of it, the fifth track on Locura de Brisa y Trini....

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